St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-11
CUPID'S CAPERS.
ELNIER-GILMAN.

ELMER-GIl.MAN.
Quiet clearance characterized the
Elmer-tiiTan wedding, which occurred
Wednesday evening at the SwedenbOr-
gian church. corner of Virginia and
Selby avenues. Great interest was
taken in the event by the social circles
OF which James Elmer and Miss kath-
airline Gilman are prominent members.
At $ o'clock the church was filed with
relatives and immediate friends. and the
organ pealed forth the strains of Men
delssOhn'S Wedding March," which
announced the arrival of the bride. who
was preceded by the ushers, Messrs.
.Iaggard. Johnson, Marshall. Fulton.
keySer and Morrison. The bride. lean
ing upon the arm OF her father. !. NJ.
Gilman, was received at the altar by the
groom. James Elmer. where Rev. Ed
ward Mitchell, pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony, according to
the imposing rites Of their faith. How
ard Elmer. brother of the groom, was
best man. There were no brides
maids. The bride was attired in
costume of pure white Henrietta cloth.
white putfed sleeves and 10 gloves, the
robe being heavily trimmed with silver
ana tinsel braid, train la Marguerite, "
also bodice. and from the cOiffure was
lace. which added TO the richness of the
costume. Upon leaving the church the
bridal party repaired to the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
NJ Gilman. Sl4 West Third street,
where reception was held from $50 to
$50 o'clock. Aft2ra short wedding tour
they will return to the city. where they
will be at home at 81 West Third street.
Among the costumes noticed at the
church were these:
Mrs. Gilman-COstume of black satin
en- traine: point lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Elmer-Elegant black costume
en- traine. and point lace.
Mrs. T. T. OrdWav- Wedding robe Of
white ell tTaine: decOllete and bouquet
of roses.
Mrs. McIlrath-Reception dress en-
rTaine; flowers and diamonds.
Mrs. Harrington - Black brOcaded
plush and satin, flowers.
Mrs Observation-Disclosures costume of
MarigOld plush en- traine, diamonds and
flowers.
Mrs observation-disclosures costume of
white brocaded silk and gauze lace EN-
traine. square corSage and diamonds.
Mrs. Cutler-Cream satin reception
costume.
Mrs. NewelI-Rich robe of white en-
bOsSed silk: pearl passementerie- and
diamonds.
Miss Otis-White decoIlete and
flowers.
Mrs Moonlight evening dress en-
traine and diamonds.
Mrs. Squires-HandsOme wedding
dress ell traine: heavily pearl-appliqued
and ornaments.
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures costume.
Mrs. d. K. Noyes-Black and point
lace.
Miss Baker-Becoming costume of
black Brussels net. pOlka-dOtted with
white chenille; decOilete, ' front and
back: flowers.
Miss Hearty Griggs-ImpOrted cos
tune of white crepe-de-gauZe and silk:
dec0llete and flowers.
Mrs. Will ThurStOn-Evening cos
tune of yellow plush: decOllete and
diamonds.
Miss Thurston White satin; square
cOrsage and flowers.
Miss Dawson-White crepe de CHEN;
gauZe drapery and roses.
Mrs. c. II. Warren-EveGing costume
of mer de glace blue plush; point lace
and diamonds.
DALRY1PLE-WILLIA
Last Wednesday evening. Dee. :. Oc-
Cured the marriage of Miss Blanche
Williams, daughter of Mrs. Il. Il. Will
Jams. to W. A. Dalrymple. nephew of
Oliver Dalrymple, of this city. The
ceremony took place ut the bride home,
553 WacOuta street. at q O'Clock, i'll the
presence of about thirty intimate friends
and relatives of the contracting parties.
Rev. DR.. Wright, of st. PauPs church
officiating The bride was attended by
nd
by her brother. Frank Williams; Z.
Breed acted as bestman The bride has
a large circle of friends and was more
beautiful than ever in her wedding cos
tune of white faille silk, with long
court traine, trimmed with passemen-
terie of crystals and pearls. Natural
flowers added to the simplicity and rich
ness of the bridal robe. Miss May Will
Jams wore cream cashmere and lace
with roses. After congratulations had
been said and the supper served, the
happy couple left for an extended we'd
ding tour through the Eastern cities.
Among the number present swere Mr..
and Mrs. 0. Dalrymple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 5.
Breed. Miss Steward. Miss Birdie
Thompson, Miss Lille Matthias, Messrs.
Breed, Box, Matthias, Williams and
make their future home at CastletOn,
Oak.
RININGER-WINTER.
At the residence of F. w. Zertler, No.
209 West Third street, Tuesday even
ing. Miss J. Winter. Sister-in-law of Mr..
Zertler. was married to j. III. Grininger,
a conductor on the Minnesota &
Northwestern railroad. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Kaiser, of
the German Lutheran church, in the
presence of about 100 invited guests. A
wedding supper was served shortly
after. and the remainder of the night
was spent with music and dancing. Mr..
and Mrs. Grininger will be at home at
PSI Carroll street.
HALL-AMES.
Monday afternoon, at the residence Of